📍 La Bergeries de Planpraz

La Bergerie de Planpraz, perched at an altitude of 2,000m at the mid station of Brévent, is accessible by skiers and pedestrians. This restaurant has breathtaking panoramic views of Mont Blanc from its terrace, perfect for a long lunch with friends and family. On colder days head inside to feel cocooned in the cosy ambiance by the roaring fire. The fine dining menu features delicious wood-fired meats and modern French cuisine with the chefs sourcing ingredients from small local producers to ensure their freshness. Booking is advisable.

📍 Le Panoramic

Le Panoramic restaurant, situated at the summit of Le Brévent, is a perfect lunch stop with a view. The restaurants stunning terrace offers grandiose views of Mont Blanc and the valley beyond. Accessible by pedestrians and skiers it’s a great place to meet up with your whole group, and they even welcome your fury friends. Le Panoramic serves a variety of dishes, including traditional Savoyard cuisine, alongside hearty soups, pastas, and burgers. Booking is recommended.

📍 L’Adret

L’Adret restaurant can be found at the top of the Le Flégère cable car and welcomes both skiers and non-skiers to enjoy the spectacular views of the Mer de Glace and the Drus peaks beyond from its sunny terrace. The menu at L’Adret features modern French dishes cooked with fresh local produce, along with a selection of gourmet burgers and pasta dishes. Enjoy the warm and friendly atmosphere of this restaurant while soaking up the panorama. Booking recommended.

📍 Kitsch Inn

Located at the bottom of the Bellevue gondola in Les Houches, this restaurant is the perfect spot to meet any non-skiers in your group. It is also very family friendly and has a small outdoor play area for children, as well as welcoming dogs. The menu is delightfully different from others in the region, offering delicious burgers, beautiful salads, fish and chips, ribs, a hearty curry, and lovely sharing platters. There are also frequently changing chef’s specials and not forgetting the kid’s menu where most meals are under €10. The staff are extremely friendly and welcome you to share an enjoyable meal with family and friends in their funky retro restaurant. Booking recommended.

📍 Les Vieilles Luges

This charming and authentic family-run restaurant is tucked away next to the slopes in Les Houches and can also be accessed on foot from the Maisonneuve car park by hiking through a forest trail for 15 to 20 minutes. To find this quaint alpine farmhouse from the ski slopes, take a left into the forest halfway down the Les Aillouds blue run. Serge and Charlotta warmly welcome guests to their cosy dining room with roaring fire, or to enjoy the views from the sunny terrace, where you can relax and savour hearty French cuisine. The menu offers traditional dishes such as beef bourguignon and fondue, along with the occasional Sunday roast. Evening specials are also hosted here occasionally but do require booking. This is one restaurant you will want to return to and one you will not forget. Booking highly recommended.

📍 Le 3842

Perched at an awe-inspiring altitude of 3,842 meters, Le 3842 restaurant offers an unparalleled dining experience at the top of the Aiguille du Midi cable car. This intimate restaurant, with just 30 seats, provides a friendly and relaxing atmosphere where guests can savour exquisitely prepared dishes celebrating the local produce of the area. As you dine, you’re treated to spectacular views of the ridge leading to the Vallée Blanche, the majestic Glacier du Géant, and the towering Mont Blanc Massif. The breathtaking scenery, coupled with the meticulously curated menu featuring vegetarian and vegan options, makes dining at Le 3842 a truly unforgettable experience. Given its unique location and limited seating, booking is essential for those wishing to enjoy this extraordinary high-altitude culinary adventure.

📍 Chalet Refuge de Lognan

Chalet Refuge de Lognan, a hidden gem in the Grand Montets ski area, offers a unique dining experience for those willing to make the journey. It is accessible to experienced skiers via the Pointe de Vue black piste, or by a strenuous winter hike from the car park at Lognan cable car. In the rustic and intimate dining room enjoy a simple yet hearty menu of French cuisine, making the effort to reach it well worthwhile. On sunny days, a few outdoor tables provide stunning views of the spectacular Glacier d’Argentière. The friendly and knowledgeable staff add to the charm, welcoming guests with open arms. Due to the remote location, the credit card machine signal can be unreliable, so bringing cash is recommended. Booking ahead is advised to ensure a spot at this unforgettable alpine restaurant.

📍 La Table de Plan Joran

Nestled in a serene larch forest clearing within the Grands Montets ski area, Le Table de Plan Joran offers an exquisite fine dining experience that can only be accessed on skis via the Pradian blue piste. This charming chalet restaurant serves traditional French cuisine with Savoyard influences, and prides itself on using locally sourced produce from regional farmers. You can choose to eat inside the cosy and authentic dining room or outside on the terrace with views over the valley. The service is attentive and friendly, enhancing the overall dining experience. For those unable to secure a reservation in the fine dining restaurant, there’s also a self-service buffet and a takeaway café offering sandwiches and other quick bites. Booking ahead is highly recommended to enjoy the exceptional menu at Le Table de Plan Joran.

📍 Alpage de Balme

Situated in Le Tour ski area just up from the Aiguillette drag lift, this restaurant offers an impressive location for lunch. This rustic and charming alpine restaurant has a cosy interior for those colder days, but the true gems are the tables on the terrace, where you can fully immerse yourself in the majestic alpine surroundings. The menu features traditional, hearty Savoyard cuisine that will leave you satisfied after a long morning on the mountain. Due to its popularity and limited seating, booking is strongly advised and can only be made by phone on the morning of your intended visit.

📍 Café Comptoir

In the charming farming village of Vallorcine, Café Comptoir offers an enchanting lunch stop both for skier’s and pedestrians. Ski through the tree-lined slopes of the Forêt Verte piste to reach this traditional chalet bistro at the bottom of the slope. Non-skiers in the group can join via the convenient train service to Vallorcine from Chamonix. Owners Nathalie and Thierry extend a warm, heartfelt welcome, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Their passion for the region shines through in every homemade dish, crafted with the freshest, seasonal local produce. You can choose to dine in the modern yet cosy chalet dining room or on the large terrace. As the sun sets, the restaurant transforms to offer intimate, candle-lit dinners. Given its popularity, booking is recommended to ensure you can savour the exceptional culinary experience at Café Comptoir.

📍 Elevation 1904 Chamonix

In the heart of Chamonix, opposite the train station, Elevation 1904 offers a relaxed après ski scene after a thrilling day on the ski slopes. Its inviting, sunny terrace, graced with great views of the Mont Blanc range, sets the perfect scene for unwinding. The friendly service makes both locals and holidaymakers feel very welcome. Live bands play frequently, either inside or on the terrace, creating a great ambience for après drinks and should you feel peckish, there is a varied menu that delights in both French and British cuisine. Booking is recommended for this popular bar.

📍 Chambre Neuf

In the centre of Chamonix, right opposite the train station, Chambre Neuf stands as the pinnacle of après-ski revelry. Known as one of the liveliest bars in town, it pulses with energy, offering six nights of live bands or DJ sets every week throughout the winter season. The atmosphere is electric, with the infectious spirit of dancing on tables, crowd surfing, and exuberant sing-alongs to classic tunes. It’s a haven for party enthusiasts, further enlivened by a cheerful happy hour. Along with the après-ski and evening festivities, Chambre Neuf is a relaxing brasserie, offering a menu inspired by French and Swedish cuisines, that will delight most tastes. Loved by locals, season workers, and visitors alike, Chambre Neuf is a place where memories are made with the shared love of live music and enjoyment of a great party atmosphere.

📍 Moo Bar

Situated next to Chambre Neuf and Elevation 1904 in the heart of Chamonix, Moo Bar has a vibrant après-ski charm that draws revellers in with its lively atmosphere. The bar comes alive with regular live music and DJ sets, ensuring that the dance floor stays busy well into the late hours. You can enjoy a fantastic array of cocktails and ice-cold beers, with the added thrill of self-serve beer taps on some tables for those that arrive early enough. The atmosphere is always welcoming, thanks to the friendly staff and the convivial crowd. Beyond the après-ski festivities, Moo Bar is a delightful restaurant, offering plat du jour and a salad buffet at lunchtime, and serving up their renowned gourmet burgers from 7pm. Whether you’re there to party or to savour a delicious meal, Moo Bar promises to be a memorable experience.

📍 Bar du Moulin

Tucked away down the Rue du Moulins, beneath the famous Le Cap-Horn restaurant, lies the enchanting Bar du Moulin — a hidden gem in Chamonix. This cosy cellar bar, with its stone walls, wooden beams and friendly staff offer the perfect spot for a more refined après-ski relaxation. Live music and DJs transform the space into a vibrant nightlife hub on selected nights. Happy hour from 4pm to 6pm offers irresistible deals on cocktails and beers, complemented by a delectable selection of tapas dishes. Despite its hidden location, Bar du Moulin is a popular spot, bustling with customers throughout the evening. This cherished bar is a favourite of our directors Simon and Nicky from their Chamonix days and holds a special place in their hearts.

📍 La Folie Douce

Perched near Chamonix’s town centre at the foot of the Savoy piste and gondola, La Folie Douce après-ski bar is a great spot after a hard day on the slopes. Found on the terrace of La Folie Douce hotel, immerse yourself in the infamous La Folie experience, complete with dazzling shows featuring dancers, DJs, cabaret acts, and vibrant performers that ignite the party spirit. The terrace, with its warming fire pits and stunning views, is the perfect place to enjoy a drink and dance. For those seeking a more relaxed ambiance, the elegant Le Janssen cocktail bar inside the hotel offers signature cocktails and live music in a sophisticated setting. As night falls, the party continues at Le Club 1969, the hotel’s nightclub, where top DJs keep the energy high from 10pm to 2am. With four restaurants serving a variety of cuisines, from pizzas to gourmet regional dishes, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Given its popularity, booking is highly recommended to ensure your place at this lively and multifaceted après-ski destination.

📍 Les Caves

Beneath the esteemed Le Cap-Horn restaurant, Les Caves bar and nightclub offers a sophisticated ambience on Rue du Moulins. Start your evening unwinding with a cocktail while enjoying live jazz and blues performances. As the evening draws on the music gradually transitions to more upbeat tunes. If you’re feeling peckish Sushi and Tapas are available to keep your energy high to enjoy the late evening. With its friendly staff and vibrant party atmosphere, Les Caves has earned its reputation as one of the most popular nightclubs in Chamonix.

📍 Le Petit Social

Located in Le Praz area of Chamonix, just a stone’s throw from La Flégère gondola, Le Petit Social is a cosy haven that warmly welcomes you from dawn till dusk. Starting at 7am, you can savour fresh pastries and steaming coffees, perfect for starting your day. As the sun sets, the bar transforms into a lively après-ski spot, where the friendly staff and inviting atmosphere creates the perfect place to unwind and share a ski story or two. Occasionally featuring a DJ, Le Petit Social is loved for its relaxed vibe and remains a firm favourite with its guests.

📍 The Office Bar

In the heart of Argentière village, The Office is a great spot for an après-ski drink or two. This funky bar has a lively atmosphere, where friendly service and the allure of cold beers and expertly crafted cocktails await. Each week, the bar comes alive with the sounds of live bands, creating an electrifying ambiance. The kitchen offers culinary delights with their Mexican and south American inspired cuisine along with themed food nights. The Office is the place to be in the beautiful village of Argentière, where you can hear countless tales about the world-famous Grands Montets run.

📍 Le Monchu

In the centre of Chamonix, next to Casino Le Royal and overlooking the picturesque River Arve, Le Monchu restaurant exudes a warm, inviting charm. This spacious old chalet restaurant features an interior adorned with sheepskin-covered chairs, wooden beams, and vintage artifacts, creating a delightful alpine ambiance. The staff are exceptionally friendly, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere. Le Monchu offers an extensive menu of traditional French cuisine and Savoyard specialties, with the chefs cooking over a wood-burning fire. Their raclette, melted at your table using wood embers, adds an authentic, wood-fired flavour that is simply unforgettable. As well as the large restaurant there is an expansive terrace offers a scenic dining experience, making it a popular spot where reservations are highly recommended.

📍 Munchie

Munchie offers a dining experience like no other on Rue du Moulins in the centre of Chamonix. With its modern decor and warm, friendly service, it invites you to savour a unique culinary journey of Swiss-Asian fusion cuisine. Munchie serves a delightful array of small plates meant for sharing, with three plates per person recommended. Each dish arrives at your table as soon as it’s prepared, ensuring the freshest of flavours. If you are looking for a change to fondue and raclette, Munchie stands out as a refreshing alternative. Its popularity means booking is essential to secure a spot in this funky restaurant.

📍 La Maison Carrier

La Maison Carrier restaurant in the Hameau Albert 1er hotel near Chamonix’s train station, exudes mountain charm within its historic alpine farmhouse. This Michelin guide-recommended restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere with rustic decor and warm, friendly service. The head chef Cédric Nogueira, creates traditional French dishes inspired by the countryside using fresh local seasonal produce, including vegetables from the restaurant’s own garden. The sommelier expertly pairs wines to complement each dish, enhancing the dining experience. Pastry chef Patrick Guellec’s bountiful dessert buffet is a feast for the senses. La Maison Carrier is a family friendly restaurant where booking is highly recommended.

📍 Rose du Pont

Located in the heart of Chamonix, the iconic pink art deco building of Rose du Pont invites you into a bygone Parisian era with its stunning interior decor. As you step inside, the elegant ambiance transports you to the chic sophistication of 1920s Paris. Friendly waiters guide you to your table, where a menu of traditional French cuisine and Savoyard specialties awaits. The culinary delights don’t stop there, as a tempting array of sweet treats promises a perfect end to your meal. Rose du Pont is a popular dining destination where booking for evening meals is highly recommended.

📍 Bighorn Bistro

Situated near the Aiguille du Midi cable car in Chamonix Sud, Bighorn Bistro brings a taste of North America to the Alps. This family-run restaurant, hailing from Wyoming, exudes a warm, friendly Midwest vibe, inviting guests to experience wonderful American hospitality in Chamonix. They offer home-made breads, muffins and sweet treats, along with a menu brimming with American classics like sticky ribs, fried chicken, and signature burgers. Vegetarians, vegans and diners with food allergies are all catered for. Your meal is complemented by a great selection of craft beers and cocktails. The friendly atmosphere and homely feel make Bighorn Bistro a popular restaurant with booking advised.

📍 Micro Brasserie de Chamonix (The MBC)

Just outside the centre of Chamonix, opposite the ice rink and sport centre, lies the Micro Brasserie de Chamonix, affectionately known as the MBC. Established in 2002 by two Canadians, this vibrant spot brews its own beers on site using fresh mountain water, creating a true taste of the Alps. The welcoming and friendly team invites you into their warehouse-style restaurant, where the warm ambiance sets the stage for a hearty menu of Canadian pub favourites like burgers, ribs and nachos along with weekly specials. As a lively après-ski bar, it hosts frequent live music and has a daily happy hour from 4pm to 6pm, making it a hub of energetic fun. With live sporting events on big screens and a bustling atmosphere, the MBC is a popular destination where booking is highly recommended.

📍 Kitsch Inn

The Kitsch Inn, at the bottom of the Bellevue gondola in Les Houches, is a family friendly restaurant with a small outdoor play area for children. The menu is delightfully different from others in the region, offering delicious burgers, beautiful salads, fish and chips, ribs, a hearty curry, and lovely sharing platters, along with frequently changing chef’s specials and not forgetting the kid’s menu where most meals are under €10. The staff are extremely friendly and welcome you to share an enjoyable meal with family and friends in their funky retro restaurant. Booking recommended.

📍 Stone Bar

Stone Bar is a cosy haven that combines the charm of a wine bar with the warmth of a family-run restaurant in the centre of the village of Argentière. Known for serving some of the best wood-fired pizzas in the valley, along with homemade pasta dishes and enticing daily specials, it offers a culinary experience that will delight everyone. The friendly and welcoming service enhances the relaxed atmosphere, given its popularity, booking is highly recommended to secure your spot at this popular restaurant in Argentière.

📍 The Office Bar

In the heart of Argentière village, The Office is a great spot for an après-ski drink or two but also offers great food. The kitchen serves culinary delights with their Mexican and south American inspired cuisine along with themed food nights, from tantalizing Taco Tuesdays to exquisite sushi evenings. The Office is a popular place in the beautiful village of Argentière, so booking is advised.

📍 Le Cap Horn

On Rue du Moulins in the centre of Chamonix, Le Cap Horn restaurant offers a unique dining experience with its multi-level layout, providing an intimate ambiance for both romantic dinners and lively group celebrations. During the summer, you can enjoy meals on the terrace next to the river, with stunning views of the Mont Blanc range. Chef Fredrik Darenius crafts inventive dishes where seafood takes centre stage, blending modern French cuisine with Asian influences. The professional and sleek service adds to the great atmosphere, ensuring a memorable evening. Guests can also indulge in the sushi menu within the main restaurant if desired and then head downstairs to Les Caves, where great DJs keep the night alive. Due to its popularity, booking is essential at Le Cap Horn.

📍 Le Cap Horn Sushi Bar

Within Le Cap Horn restaurant on Rue du Moulins lies a sushi bar offering an exquisite Japanese “Omakazé” experience. Sushi Master Katzutaka Osaka creates each meal with precision and artistry, selecting and preparing dishes right before your eyes. This traditional “Omakazé” dining allows you to surrender your choices to the chef, who curates a set menu that promises to delight and surprise. The intimate and immersive experience is available by reservation only, ensuring a personalised culinary journey that is both unique and unforgettable.

📍 La Cabane Restaurant

In the charming village of Les Praz, just outside Chamonix, La Cabane des Praz enchants visitors with its grand Finnish-style log cabin ambiance. Situated next to the golf course and Flégère cable car, the restaurant has two sunny terraces offering stunning views of the Mont Blanc range. Upon arrival, you’re greeted by a majestic polar bear, sheepskin-covered log stools and hollowed out tree trunks, setting a whimsical tone. Inside, the large spacious restaurant feels cosy and inviting, with a roaring open fireplace providing warmth on chilly winter days. The menu features refined and elegant modern French cuisine, using fresh local produce, with excellent value set menus for both lunch and dinner. La Cabane des Praz is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, ideal for families and known for its welcoming and friendly service. Due to its popularity, booking is recommended.

📍 Auberge du Bois Prin

In a tranquil setting in Les Moussoux area, just a 10-minute walk from Chamonix’s resort centre, the restaurant Auberge du Bois Prin offers a serene dining experience with a postcard-perfect view of Mont Blanc from its terrace. Helmed by 3 Michelin star chef Emmanuel Renaut, known for his acclaimed Le Flocon de Sel in Megève, this restaurant promises an extraordinary culinary journey. Although not yet starred, it has been mentioned in the Michelin guide, a testament to its exceptional quality. Chef Renaut passionately crafts an innovative, seasonally changing menu using ingredients from mountain pastures, the restaurant’s kitchen garden, and local produce. Guests can enjoy an à la carte menu or choose from two delightful set menus. The chic, modern alpine decor, with large picture windows framing the stunning views, adds to the enchanting ambiance. Friendly and welcoming staff are happy to suggest wines from their vast collection to perfectly complement your meal. For an unforgettable dining experience, booking is strongly recommended.

📍 Akashon

Located at the foot of the Aiguille du Midi cable car in Chamonix Sud, Akashon in the 4-star hotel L’Heliopic offers a sleek and modern minimalist interior, allowing the exquisite dishes to take centre stage. The terrace boasts stunning views of the Mont Blanc range, adding to the dining experience. Awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin guide, Akashon is led by local chef Julien Binet, born in the Chamonix valley, who has headed the team since the restaurant’s inception. Chef Binet crafts refined and inventive French Savoie cuisine, drawing on the flavours of the mountains and local ingredients. Guests can choose from a daily three-course menu or set menu with expertly paired wines or cocktails. Children are also thoughtfully catered for with their own menu. Attentive and welcoming staff enhance the overall experience, making booking essential for this culinary delight.

📍 Le Comptoir des Alpes

Situated in the centre of Chamonix, close to the Aiguille du Midi cable car, Le Comptoir des Alpes is a modern and stylish restaurant. Head Chef Daniele Raimondi warmly welcomes guests to enjoy his masterful blend of Franco-Italian cuisine. Using fresh local produce from the mountains, Chef Daniele Raimondi creates modern dishes inspired by both the French and Italian Alps, reflecting his heritage. The restaurant offers set menus, an à la carte menu, and a daily changing chef’s set menu, as well as a thoughtful children’s menu. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, with attentive and helpful staff ensuring a fine dining experience at very reasonable prices. Due to its popularity, booking is recommended.

📍 Restaurant Albert 1er

This 1 Michelin star restaurant can be found in the 5-star Hameau Albert 1er hotel near the Chamonix train station and offers a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Housed in an old alpine farmhouse, the hotel has been lovingly run by the Carrier family for four generations. The restaurant’s warm and modern decor is complemented by tableware sourced from local artisans, reflecting its commitment to using locally sourced products. Chef Damien Leveau leads the kitchen with a passion for simplicity, crafting inventive dishes using produce obtained through foraging, fishing, and hunting. Using seasonal ingredients he ensures his team delivers the best flavours. The attention to detail is impeccable, creating a dining environment that leaves a lasting impression. Guests are treated to professional yet relaxed and friendly service, offering wine pairings from a collection of 19,000 bottles of wine, ensuring a memorable experience. Offering various set menus, including a 9-course tasting menu, and an à la carte menu, dining here is an unforgettable experience, making booking essential.

📍 Carrefour, Chamonix centre

Supermarket with a good selection of groceries. Open Monday to Saturday 9am to 8:30pm and Sunday 9pm to 1:30pm.

📍 La Panière, Chamonix centre

Two bakeries in the centre of Chamonix, one on Rue Whymper and the other Place de l’Eglise. Both selling freshly made breads, sandwiches and pastries. Shop on Rue Whymper is open every day 6am to 8pm. Shop on Place de l’Eglise open every day 7am to 7pm.

📍 Sherpa, Chamonix centre

Supermarket selling a good selection of groceries. Open Every day 8am to 8pm.

📍 Aux Petits Gourmands, Chamonix centre

Patisserie in the centre of Chamonix selling a large selection of freshly made pastries, cakes and sweet treats. Open every day 7:30am to 7:30pm

📍 Super U, Les Houches

Supermarket selling a good selection of groceries. Open Monday to Saturday 8am to 7:30pm, closed Sundays.

📍 Le Refuge Payot, Les Houches

A small specialists food shop with local chesses, charcuterie, wines, and other locally produced delicacies. Open Monday to Saturday 8:15am to 8pm and Sunday 8:30am to 8pm.

📍 Éric Jacquier bakery, Les Houches

Bakery in Les Houches selling freshly made breads, sandwiches and pastries. Open every day 6am to 12:30pm and 3pm to 7pm.

📍 L’al’pain Bakery, Argentière

Bakery in Argentière selling freshly made breads, pastries, sandwiches and cakes.

📍 Marché U, Argentière

Supermarket selling a good selection of groceries. Open Monday to Saturday 8am to 7:30pm, Sunday 8:30am to 12:30pm.